Section 434S at Lambeau Field

- The closest to the field among the newly constructed south endzone seating areas, the 400 Level South Endzone sections treat fans to straight away views of the field, and for those sitting in Rows 1-3 you will also have a comfortable chairback seat. And while these seats are still outdoors, they are very well covered by the overhanging 500 level suites and 600 level endzone sections, providing good protection from the weather. Most sections here are very small with no more than 3 numbered rows of seating in each. This makes for quick and easy trips to visit the concourse for food, beverage, restrooms, or just to escape the cold weather during the winter months. For select games, the Packers also offer standing room only options at the top of the 400 level south endzone sections, where fans can watch the game while standing at a rail just above the last row. 

- The South Endzone at Lambeau Field typically refers to the stadium's expansion that was completed in 2014. The expansion added nearly 7,000 new seats to one of the NFL's oldest stadiums. In addition to the Champions Club, three levels of seating were added. These include the 400 level, 600 level and 700 level. While the main seating bowl (100s) is known for its excellent sitelines and traditional feel, the south endzone offers guests a more contemporary option. When fans look for Packers tickets in the south endzone, they are typically seeking comforts that aren't available in other parts of the stadium. For starters, all seats in the expansion are stadium seats with chairbacks. Each of these sections also has a comfortable head-on view of the main videoboard. Among the four primary levels in the South Endzone, here's how they rank from best to worst: Champions Club 400 Level 600 Level 700 Level